Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-17
G. MISCELLANY.

Born in Butte. September 10Th, to the
wife of Edward York, a daughter.
Fred Kerth's rattle for a horse and watch
has been postponed until further notice.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped nine bars Silver Bow, valued at
about $4,000.
The work of pumping out the shaft of
the Balm. which was recently flooded, has
been begun within a day or two.
The articles OF incorporation of the Ceur
d'Alene Silver-Lead Mining Company were
filed with the Recorder yesterday.
The Alice Company have shut off their
wood haulers, and wood can now be pro-
cured at very reasonable figures in Walker.
vile.
The will OF Francis Ringeling was filed in
the Probate Court yesterday. 1t is dated
June 1867 and was made in St. Louis. He
leaves all his property to his wife Lizzie.
The Union Pacific ticket Office was yes.
terday in receipt of Information that G..
A. R. excursion tickets sold over their line
would be good to return on over the North
ern Pacific.
A good many who have sent in applica-
| tions to the Patriotic Sons of America
are not aware that they should be accom-
panied by the initiation fee of $3.50, with
out which they are o complete.
There will be a meeting in the Central
School building at 4:3O this afternoon OF
those wishing to learn German and French.
Everybody interested in the study of mod
ern or classical languages is invited to at
tend.
The Inter Mountain OF last evening cred
it's the wife of NJ. b. Henderson with having
given birth to a pair Of twins. Four OF a
kind is generally considered a good hand to
hold, but with a pair of twins Mrs. Hender-
son will have both hands full.
The colored walters, Perry and Molok.
who had a fight in a restaurant and did
up two Chinamsn, appeared in Judge Lip
pincott's court yesterday morning, and
waived examination. The charge is as,
sault with q deadly Weapon. They were
re:ncarcerated to await the result to the
Cinnamon.
The Arlington Mining Company Of Colo
RADIO filed it's annual report yesterday
with the Recorder. Capital stock, $500, 900;
amount actually paid in cash. $4,000. in
property, sec, O0O-$16O,O 600; indebted
ness September 1. $1,000. u. w. c. Ma
goun, President, and George F. Crane, New
York, Secretary.
Assessor Holland says that with his sup
Elemental report he expects to have fully a
u VII ~ Q66Vo6ulC1lC
roll this year than were on last years.
The rate of taxation is q little less thar
that of last year, but the total valuation
returned will exceed last years by nearly
half a million dollars.
The Board of County commissioners FIN
ished the work of examining the returns OF
| Assessor Holland yesterday and made nee
essary corrections of the assessment roll.
The Board also made q contract with J..
K. Coulson & Co., to furnish and put in
place the necessary apparatus for heating
the Court House with steam, for 1880.
Commissioners Young and Schmidt drew
per diem for three months, and adjourned
sine die.
Chris Dellen is making preparations to
give his patrons a picnic at Columbia
Gardens next Sunday, if the weather is
fair. that will compensate them for last
Sundays execrable weather. He has en-
gagged Orton's band for outdoor playing
and Burt's orchestra for the dancing which
will begin at 2 p. NJ. A base ball game will
be played on the grounds and trapeze per-
formances given by the members OF the
Turnverein, as we'll as prizes at the shoot
ing gallery.